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I believe I can get there. I’m putting this out as a visualization, just like the TTP coaches recommend.
I really appreciate this community. There are a dozen inspiring stories on people going from below average scores, and reaching pinnacle success. Back during COVID, right after graduating from Florida State with my BA, I took my first GMAT, scored a 250. This was prior to the Focus Edition.
Under prepared, a bit arrogant with the work required to be competitive in a sea of other brilliant minds. Now I’m 28, and I know I can do better this week.
I recently took a GMAT Club test and scored a 535. But I know I can crack 600 — and I’m aiming for 685+ long term. If my Verbal score can reach 84, why can’t the other sections too?
Just wanted to put this out there. Wishing everyone here the best of luck, we’ve got this.
I really appreciate this community. There are a dozen inspiring stories on people going from below average scores, and reaching pinnacle success. Back during COVID, right after graduating from Florida State with my BA, I took my first GMAT, scored a 250. This was prior to the Focus Edition.
Under prepared, a bit arrogant with the work required to be competitive in a sea of other brilliant minds. Now I’m 28, and I know I can do better this week.
I recently took a GMAT Club test and scored a 535. But I know I can crack 600 — and I’m aiming for 685+ long term. If my Verbal score can reach 84, why can’t the other sections too?
Just wanted to put this out there. Wishing everyone here the best of luck, we’ve got this.
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15 Dec 2025, 04:23
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